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On the Fourth of July, just before the fireworks at Avon Hall, Mr. William Carrigan in a public announcement donated the Washington School property to the Child Care and Learning Center and presented the ceremonial key to Rose Ann Sharp, Executive Director of CCLC.
Mrs. Sharp accepted the gift on behalf of the Board of CCLC and thanked Mr. Carrigan for his generosity and support for the children of Rappahannock.
For the past three years, the Washington School has housed the After School Club of the Child Care and Learning Center, providing a recreational program for 40-50 children every day after school, and fulltime during the summer.
In addition, this building has been the Senior Nutrition Site and a storage facility for the Loan Closet. Earlier, Spring Mountain School, the Family Worship Center and School, and St. Peter’s Catholic Church have each occupied the property.
Bom in 1902, Mr. Carrigan grew up on farms in Iowa and Minnesota.
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